Android & Desktop Utility

WiFi Mouse Remote Control

Transform your Android device into a powerful wireless mouse, keyboard, and application launcher for your computer. Connect securely over local WiFi with zero latency.

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WiFi Mouse

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Overview

Wireless Desktop Control

Our Kotlin Multiplatform solution provides a lightweight server and client to control PCs remotely.

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Tactile Mouse Control

Touchpad gesture simulation, scroll triggers, click states, and velocity-based tracking.

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Full QWERTY Input

Send text, keyboard shortcuts, special function characters, and system actions.

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Desktop App Launcher

Initiate applications directly from your phone and filter your target items with ease.

Setup

Get Started in 4 Steps

1

Install Server

Download WiFi Mouse Server on your PC (Windows, macOS, Linux). Allow administrator permissions.

2

Download Client

Download the WiFi Mouse application from Google Play on your Android smartphone device.

3

Pair Devices

Ensure both phone and computer connect to the same WiFi network. Pair via IP or auto-discover scans.

4

Ready to Control

Slide on the touchpad area to direct cursor movements. Use buttons for Left and Right mouse clicks.

Downloads

Get WiFi Mouse

📱 Android Client App

Download the client APK file to run on your Android mobile device.

Download Client APK

💻 Desktop Server App

Download the corresponding server utility tool to run on your computer host.

Android Requirements
  • Android 5.0 (API 21) or higher
  • Local WiFi network connection
  • Network socket access permissions
Computer Requirements
  • macOS 10.14+, Windows 10/11, or Linux
  • Java Runtime (JDK 11+) installed
  • Port 8080 allowed in Firewalls
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, WiFi Mouse is completely free to download and use with zero in-app subscriptions or hidden fees.

Yes, the client app finds the computer server over local sockets, which requires both devices to be on the same local area network (LAN).

Yes, it operates completely within your local network (intranet). Active outside internet access is not required.